This presentation explores the advancements in digital engineering for safe systems and software. It highlights the new generation of web-based, collaborative MBSE tooling based on SysML v2, and enabling multi-domain analysis. Furthermore, it showcases the advancements in embedded SW tooling, emphasizing modeling efficiency, user experience, verification and validation (V&V), and qualified code generation. Ensuring consistencies between MBSE and embedded SW development is emphasized to avoid discrepancies and rework.

The novel solutions presented address industry trends and challenges, empowering engineers and researchers to enhance productivity, collaboration, and quality. By leveraging these digital engineering approaches, organizations can accelerate development cycles, deliver safe systems and software, and meet the demands of the evolving industry. This presentation provides valuable insights into the transformative impact of digital engineering, highlighting the potential for improved safety and efficiency in engineering practices.

Thierry Le Sergent is Product Manager for Ansys’s SCADE. His focus is on model-based system & software engineering tools for the development of critical embedded systems. Thierry Le Sergent got his PhD in computer science from “LAAS-CNRS” in 1993. He has more than 25 years of experience in the methods and tools development for Software Engineering at Verilog, Telelogic, Esterel Technologies and Ansys as R&D project manager then product manager for the flagship SCADE Suite product. In 2011, he launched the SCADE Architect product line, extending the scope of this SysML tool to the support of Avionics Interfaces, the AUTOSAR , FACE and the AADL standards.